3 7/8" Stilwell - Rogers COA

Fine Kentucky example with great size, symmetry, and serrations. Rogers COA.

3 7/8" Stanfield. Arkansas. Gray and black Agate. Slight tip ding. Ex-Sam Johnson. Rogers COA

3 7/8" Flintridge Hopewell. Rogers COA. Licking Co, OH (Newark). Very well made. Fine condition. Ex-Dr. T. Hugh Young

3 7/8" Castroville Knife. Travis Co, TX. Nicely made, thin and colorful. Rogers COA

3 7/8" Avon Chert Hardin. Fulton Co, IL. Glossy, blue spotted Avon. Very well made with detailed edgework and a barbed base. G10. From Dean Mesnard's Hardin frame. Found by Jerry Edwards in 1981. Roge

3 7/8" Corner Tang Knife Rogers COA Found in Lampasas County TX

3 7/8" Hopewell. Ohio. Very thin and well flaked. Wonderfully patinated light blue Flintridge. Very fine condition. Ex-Larry Dyer. Rogers COA

3 7/8" Corner Tang Knife. TX. Thin, well made. Glossy tan chert. Ex-Joe Otten. Rogers COA

3 7/8" Decatur. Grayson Co, KY. Carter Cave. Small base with rounded barbs. Nicely beveled, fine condition. Ex-C.C. Meredith. Rogers COA

Nebo Hill With Micro Side Notches, Rare, Midwest, Rogers COA, Ex. C Shewey, 3 7/8"

3" Clovis. Barren Co, KY. Two tone Paoli (Carter Cave). Very well made. G10. Ex-Dean Mesnard, Lonnie Hartline. Jackson and Rogers COAs

2 7/8" Clovis. Rogers COA, made from Black Chert, found in Scioto Co Ohio

4 7/8" Scottsbluff. Lamb Co, TX. Large, thin with pronounced flaking. Ding to edge of stem. Glossy Edwards with frost patination on one side. Ex-Dean Mesnard, Keith Glasscock. Perino and Rogers COAs

3" Clovis. Breckinridge Co, KY. Very fine example made of Carter Cave Flint. Nice fluting. Ex-Rocky Hall. Rogers COA. Featured on back cover of Auction Catalog

1 7/8" Eden. Colorado. Very thin and well flaked. Precise edgework. Glossy gray flint/ Fine condition. Rogers COA

3" Delhi. Calhoun Co, IL. Very good condition with slight stack on back. Glossy Burlington. Ex-Al Kennedy. Rogers COA

Excellent example. Super thin and very pretty with truly lethal serrations. Pretty diagonally banded well patinated Western Kentucky Hornstone with lots of mineralization. Marion Co., Kentucky. If you

3 7/8" Cumberland. Hardin Co, TN. Nicely fluted with front have a broad, deep 60% flute and back having a double flute with one branch reaching tip. Old ding to back side of tip. Red and yellow Buffal

5 7/8" Paleo Lanceolate. Hancock Co, OH. Large, thin and well made. Glossy Coshocton. Wonderfully flaked. G10. Ex-Duane Johnson, Bob Converse, Dr. Stan Copeland. Rogers, Putty and Partain COAs. Featur

3 11/16" Clovis. Lewis Co, KY. Highly patinated Hornstone. Thin, well flaked and fluted on both sides. Slightest of nicks on tip backside. Ex-Gilbert Cooper. FB Jerry Darnell. Pictured in Collectors I

5 7/8" Dalton. Boone Co, MO. One of Leo Paul Davis' finest Daltons. Pictured in WW#7, p264. A very large, beveled example. Well made G10 example. Rogers COA

3 9/16" Clovis. Greene Co, IL. Very thin and well knapped. Nicely fluted on both sides. Two small spots of filler on edges. Great old Clovis. Rogers COA. Featured on inside cover of Auction Catalog

3 7/16" Dalton. Knox Co, IL (Maquon). Vivid white Avon with blue and red tip. Thin, well flaked. Fine condition. Part of the Willard Maurer Cache. Found by Ben Douglas in 1957. Rogers COA. Featured on

3 11/16" Cumberland. Great old example of a Central Kentucky Cumberland. Glossy Boyle Chert. Very well made, nicely fluted. An old Merle Wasson piece. Rogers COA